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Field Program – Yield Trials Approx. 4500 yield trial plots in NC –Five NC locations (Sandhills, Plymouth, Lewiston, Caswell, Clayton) –Decent yields this.

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1 Field Program – Yield Trials Approx. 4500 yield trial plots in NC –Five NC locations (Sandhills, Plymouth, Lewiston, Caswell, Clayton) –Decent yields this year Additional 7500 plots coordinated from Raleigh –Five public cooperators (West, UT; Hawk, U Del; Murray/Mayfield, TAMU; Scully/Wilson/Tapp, Tifton; Blanco/Engstrom, Ames)

2 –Six private company cooperators (Syngenta; Pioneer; Dekalb; Mycogen; Pannar; Hogenmeyer) Field Program – Yield Trials

3 Germplasm in trials S 1 ’s of GEM Breeding crosses S 2 ’s of GEM Breeding crosses Advanced generation families/lines from GEM breeding crosses Breeding crosses per se Potential new germplasm for breeding crosses (CMLs, TZIs)

4 S 2 ’s of GEM breeding crosses Advanced generation families from GEM breeding crosses Breeding cross testcrosses Potential new germplasm for breeding crosses: Landraces from LAMP, CIMMYT prebreeding germplasm, HI inbreds Germplasm in future trials

5 2009 GEM-Raleigh releases Eleven recommended releases for 2009 from nine different breeding crosses Two new sources (CML420 and NS1)

6 Recommended lines Table GR2: Exps. R1 (2009) and C1 (2008), 25 locations overall, Tester = LH244xLH245 Pedigree Yield (bu/ac)MoistureY/M Erect Plants BR51403(PE001):N16-B-044-004- 001-002G-003 17719.98.995 GEMN-0208; Related to GEMN-0033 DK212T:N11-B-016-005-B-00417420.78.496 GEMN-0211; Related to GEMN-0152 DeKalb 69718620.88.994 Garst 828817020.98.197 Pioneer 31N2717620.78.596 Mean of checks17720.88.596 Experiment mean17020.98.195 LSD191.0 6.5 CV10.54.6 6.9

7 Recommended lines cont’d Table GR3: Exps. R1 (2009) and 35 (2008), 24 locations overall, Tester = FR992xFR1064 Pedigree Yield (bu/ac) MoistureY/MErect Plants DKXL380:N11-B-007-010-B-00217719.98.997GEMN-0213 DK888:N11-B-027-012-B-00717620.18.796 GEMN-0212; Related to GEMN-0104 HC33.TR732215217.28.897 DeKalb 69718220.09.198 Garst 828817220.08.698 Pioneer 31G9819419.310.196 Mean of checks18319.89.398 Experiment mean17419.58.997 LSD201.4 6 CV9.95.9 4.9

8 Recommended lines cont’d Table GR4: Exps. R1 (2009) and C3 (2008), 25 locations overall, Tester = LH244xLH245 Pedigree Yield (bu/ac)MoistureY/M Erect Plants MDI022:N21-B-002-00318719.89.499GEMN-0214 DeKalb 69718320.39.097 Garst 828818220.19.198 Pioneer 31P4120520.210.299 Mean of checks19020.29.498 Experiment mean17519.68.997 LSD19.01.1 5.5 CV11.05.7 5.5

9 Table GR5: Exps. R1 (2009) and C4 (2008), 21 locations overall, Tester = LH244xLH245 Pedigree Yield (bu/ac)MoistureY/M Erect Plants BR51721(RN07):N20-B-017-00217620.88.594GEMN-0209 PASCO14:N11b-B-001-00216819.48.796GEMN-0216 DeKalb 69718920.79.297 Garst 828817420.48.598 Pioneer 31D5819320.89.298 Mean of checks18520.69.098 Experiment mean16719.98.496 LSD17.51.4 4.9 CV10.67.0 5.1 Recommended lines cont’d

10 Table GR1: Experiment R1(2009), 16 locations, various testers Pedigree Yield (bu/ac)MoistureY/M Erect Plants BR51403(PE001):N16-B-044-004- 001-001C-001/NC36818520.69.095 GEMN-0207; Related to GEMN-0033 BR51403(PE001):N16-B-044-004- 001-002G-003/LH24418419.39.590 GEMN-0208; Related to GEMN-0033 BR51403(PE001):N16-B-044-004- 001-002G-003/NC36817820.18.896 GEMN-0208; Related to GEMN-0033 BR51403(PE001):N16-B-044-004- 001-001C-001/LH24417719.59.195 GEMN-0207; Related to GEMN-0033 CL-G1607(CML420):N11-008-001- 007/LH244.LH24517420.38.697GEMN-0210 NS1:S08-006-001-002/LH283.LH28717020.38.490GEMS-0215 Pioneer 31G9819619.210.297 Pioneer 32D9919220.79.390 Pioneer 31D5819020.09.597 Pioneer 31P4120319.910.299 DeKalb 69719020.49.397 Pioneer 31N2717620.28.796 Garst 828817319.98.798 Experiment mean16819.6 96 Mean of checks18920.0 96 LSD 0.0511.60.7 5.0 CV10.65.4 7.9 Recommended lines cont’d

11 Table GR7: Exp. 35 (2008), 23 locations overall, Tester = FR992xFR1064 Pedigree Yield (bu/ac)MoistureY/MErect Plants DK888:N11-B-027-001-B-00115819.68.195.3 GEMN-0217; Related to GEMN-0108 DK888:N11-B-027-012-B-00715619.18.295.2 GEMN-0212; Related to GEMN-0104 Pioneer 31G9817218.19.596.3 LH200 x LH26215819.08.394.2 Dekalb 69716018.88.595.1 Garst 828815819.38.298.5 Check Mean16218.88.696.0 CV9.65.0 5.1 Recommended lines cont’d

12 Holden’s SSS lines LH242 x LH283.LH28716018.78.597 LH244 x LH283.LH28716518.58.990 LH245 x LH283.LH28716018.98.596 LH310 x LH283.LH28717519.78.998 LH311 x LH283.LH28717219.78.793 LH313 x LH283.LH28716720.08.396 LH334 x LH283.LH28715918.78.596 LH337 x LH283.LH28715818.58.596 LH382 x LH283.LH28716319.38.594 LH383 x LH283.LH28716920.28.497 HC33 x TR732215017.18.897 Pioneer 31G9819619.210.297 Pioneer 32D9919220.79.390 Pioneer 31D5819020.09.597 Pioneer 31P4120319.910.299 DeKalb 69719020.49.397 Pioneer 31N2717620.28.796 Garst 828817319.98.798 Experiment mean16819.6 96 Mean of checks18920.0 96 LSD 0.0511.60.7 5.0 CV10.65.4 7.9

13 LH269 x LH132.FR106416818.59.198 LH283 x LH132.FR106415919.18.393 LH324 x LH132.FR106415918.58.698 LH353 x LH132.FR106411818.46.497 LH354 x LH132.FR106416218.38.996 LH269 x LH244.LH24516718.98.898 LH283 x LH244.LH24516019.08.493 LH287 x LH244.LH24516819.08.998 LH324 x LH244.LH24516418.78.798 LH327 x LH244.LH24514118.27.896 LH353 x LH244.LH24517019.38.898 LH354 x LH244.LH24517118.39.396 HC33 x TR732215017.18.897 Pioneer 31G9819619.210.297 Pioneer 32D9919220.79.390 Pioneer 31D5819020.09.597 Pioneer 31P4120319.910.299 DeKalb 69719020.49.397 Pioneer 31N2717620.28.796 Garst 828817319.98.798 Experiment mean16819.6 96 Mean of checks18920.0 96 LSD 0.0511.60.7 5.0 CV10.65.4 7.9 Holden’s NSSS lines

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